I was poking around my blog archives and found eleven of my favorite Valentine’s Day themed posts. I’ve included a few recipes, free printable valentine ideas, and a tradition – all ideas that I thought were totally worthy of dusting off and sharing just in case you are new to JCD, missed out when they were new, or maybe just forgot about them. Be sure to check out our family’s valentine tradition – my kids can’t wait and have been talking about it for days already. Do you have any special Valentine’s Day traditions? What is your favorite way to celebrate?
(Teacher, and non-teacher version)
Your family MUST love Valentine’s Day! Thanks for a great group of ideas!
Oh my gosh–these all sound so yummy! Thanks for the inspiration! #SITSblogging
Mmmmmm the caramel strawberry looks AHMAZING!!!
These are awesome! I love the idea of chocolates in bed in the morning. Although…I don’t really want to share 😉 I eat my chocolate alone!
We have a little tradition called the “I love you shadow” that involves love notes to our kids and a scavenger hunt each day. Lots of fun! (and no one eats my chocolate! haha!)
Wow these look so good! I especially love the salted caramel strawberries. I can’t believe I never thought of that!
I love all of these Valentine’s Day ideas! The cheesecake bars look amaaazing. And if I had a kid, I’d love the Dynamite Teacher craft! I’m dropping by from SITS 🙂
D’aw, this is so cute <3
Seriously, how cute is the “my heart squirms for you”?! Thanks SO much for sharing all of these great ideas for V-DAY. We did the melted crayons in the shape of hearts. It was super easy… until I had to take them out of the mold! Either way, I love experimenting with fun little crafts and the kids enjoy it too! #SITSblogging
Well THAT is a yummy post! lol I wish I could have it all!!
Cute ideas Jasey! Pinning 😉
These ideas are all so cute! My favorite is the fish theme. What a cute Valentine! Your site is so much fun and full of such great projects!
These are lovely! So cute! We don’t really do Valentines like this here in N Ireland but I love to see them on US blogs 🙂
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